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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-12
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. ON aud after SEPTEM Der IL 1887
GREAT TRUNK LINE ,o,,rr

AND UNIfES srxfis MAIL Ro odJ Cortland.
afSis6ars Psbarg and the West with Pullman Palace
Ssl' sssa "a and
w asGHPS S'i LosR ms S1s a. M Cory and
F Fss a. en % and the 81 sS ~
FSr tsS9nSH FL S2S Il m"
Sundays 9S P CAB AND and 10 "a Saturdays only Ill.,
saSs h EaGs: 8 e@ '
s.s az sSnds5 70 40 and "a % 30 and p NJ and
spS .ss Mpy .a s,ssSaday Sta:
lions, Railway and Anpoy 10 a M ~ oon ' do
aoi 70 s s%a At = h! 81 " Sunday 10 a m ana p '1'
70. and S So Err s.d sS.isf MA
and Say Line 20 p m ws.s S1ys Al. through train,
DOs' j G c anodins Speedy transfer for
TRIMS s'5 .Rh HIVE From PtssDuEs 80 II as 10
baltimore a s"a 20 - 20 = u ssS 80
ssSs g 'Se 3 s$n'. 5 ss
"a s. 81 b j. iS q iS 4s I'd Z e
nsG 20 % 20. % $50 Il T. soS 20. s 10 st
ss Ssr "a D'''ro'''s and c0r
Ssis "a fSi;sa nd is %.n'9 ss
Ss q rs aGd o LS S md 20 GsS.i,
ana I..y.a .sa }I s All. aya except sunday
and IL 10 g. p M; and i ~ sna 1 ana
trains leave Broad Street Station. lhisdepha
i2 OF, 3 20. :o5, 40. $40. o 90 20; 20
40 o 40 Ii and IL is a. M. U-lmlted ExPIeeoos
with 6ining Car, u and 4.eo 3 n,2 y 90 80 20
On SUNDAYS, ~ OF, 20, 4:o5 40, 10
i 30 4O m. ~ 40. 20. u go Limited)' o'zo
Leave e' fhIiadeipSia Via Camden. and 80 p m
TeIes oniecs $40, 435 and ol4 Broadway, As, ,
uo1se Battery Place. and foot OF DesbrOsses and Coi
iaod1 s,s Iourt-st. Brooklyn Annex station, oot
If Fulton ST. brooklyn station jersey CITY Emgran'
nickel Office, Castle Garden a., -, A.. -. =, AL,
The New. York Transfer Company VIII cali TOR ana ehee"
hapgaoe from hotels and residences . ,,oon
CHkS. f. r. Oh, - n - -Do =. -,
General Manager "eher" rSsf "S''''
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

FOOT or LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF June y, 1851. q. p,
For PHILADELPHIA aud TRENTON bouhu
Brook Route at 4, 80, D. IL a. IN 'S1 . . a.
80. 80. l. y. IN SUNDAYS at L. 40 d. iL' ''0'
Trains leaving at 4, 80 II a. M, 800 4, Q 30
30. IL have connection Tor lnadlhs
louisville. etc. a. for Lake iiopaicong Iaston.
bethlehem. Allentown. Reading. H4rdsbu q, ETC. On sun
days Lake HOpatcoag, Easton- - ,.,.,..ou,
80 a. IN. Tor Lake lOpatcUng, Eastn' betheheih'
30 m. for EastOn, bethlehem, Ailentown, Mau i,
Chunk wkesbsrre. crahton Reading iarrisburg Potts
! and 30 p m. for Ess'on, bethlehem, Allentown.
Mauch Chunk, Eeading. Harrisburg, etc. 49,.
3 As m. Tor East0a. Bethehem. hllenp"u, '""N"
Chunk, Mlkesblrrc, scranton, IamaQua, ShaHoAln;; -
80 p. N. for Lake Hopatcong, LAstOn' bethiehe"'
o as D. m Tor EAs.on. Bethlehem. Allentown. Maueh
Chunk. WllkesrsIre. Ieading Harrisburg ETC. On suh
90, s:is IL rs a. m 30, 30, 100, 30, :l5
H. m. sundays 90 q m. FOR Red Bank, Long Branch
tAsbury PARK Ocean Grove, except sundAysh fo'h'
I, s is a. m, 30 80 p. m for Lakewood. Tons
= a. m, 80 , m. for Beach Haven. Atlantic City,
90 9 is, ii is g. M, 30 80, o:15 p m. for
oo O co. sn5 10 30. II rs a M, 30. 90.
"''O' NEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For LONG BRANCH, oUEAN GROVE &C.
From Pier g. ~. L.
At 9 30 10 as a. m, 90, 40, W, j. m, sun
days for Highlands seaoright' Long Branch
"' Az 80, 90 n m. As. 90 for Atlantic Highlands.
At 10 rs m, 90 80, 90 p M Iot sig TaZa
Point Pheasant, &c. Sundays 0 90 NJ. -,
Al 90 AS p m. for Lakewood Toms River and
Al i p M for vineand, Brdge,on, Beach Haven and
Atianuc CITY.
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TFW-YORK ONTARIO g. WESTERN RY
Trains leave from ferries At West AID and Jayst as

DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
ID NORFOLK VA, and soUTH: - p.,,,.
Leave via Penn H. r.. 30 y. M. Pror cars 70 Dail.
more palace steamers ARRIVING az oa roint ~
b 10 n-' 'ien;l Pass Agent $40 broadway. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-12
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUR-TRACk TRUNK LINE
On and after June 70 trains Leave

"
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Largest and Finest Passenger station In America =,
IS a. m. Rochester Express, drawing room cars " Al
l o sersora Lake George and Montreal special
Drawing room Saratoga caldwell LAKE 1eofs'l'
fss 80 sna M nfhM6ts ciicAGo TINTED,
POSED exclusively OF Buffet smOkbgeAr dning-ear draw
log sleeping ears fct AeaPy oes saa
Toledo arriving Chicago 80 n N. next day - -,
Rjtcbec "a Spri I caSa"aasaa and Roehessr.
III 30 a Western New YORK ADD NOr'hefh EAPcS''
80 D. M. Albany, Troy Saratoga and Utica special
with drawing room cars 20 Troy and saratoga No"oeS
through Caldwell lake George on Saturdays
q D. m, Accommodation 10 Albany ana Troy. -. a..
% D. ~, Chicago Express with sleeping cars 9r
Nlagaa Falls Buffalo, Suspension Bridge Toledo Detroit
t0 30 o. m. East Cincinnati and ST Louis Express win
sleeping for Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis b.
Louis hubu,n Gensya san,Sass 1 VIA nrca
p NJ hdnaseF Esp5css aalE ,a sie sIs
hateaug,y aEe cha,y Lyon Mo ,. al. ip n.
ccpt Sunday for LuIerne North Creek Blue hounA'h
p NJ Special Sleeper, arrives Rochester 80 a. M
Buffalo 0 35 M. and Cleveland IL 10 D. M next Gay ~,
ts9 rs p M Pacific Express, With sleeping esrs Ior
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails Cleveland ioed9 , ne
trot and Chicago Sleeping to Clayton Via UTICA
II i5 D. M, Night Express. with sleeping cars 70 Al
West for saratoga Lake George ana Tor the Hor'h ""
'ekets and space in drawing room and sleeping cara
on sale Grand Central Depot 4l3 49, ana g92
IL Park Place BATTERY Place. G2 West I%3h 81, sna
and $50 Fulton st BrooKyn and 10 FourthsI Williams
@cstcotrs Express call and check baggage from
"'. Run daily: others daily except Sunday. tStop at
Mott Haven ven, station sa uasth's%> urNrv MoNrrr.
Genera supern tendent General Passenger Agent
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE u. =. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
n NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
steamship CITY OF ROMEs sails We'd. September Ia
and fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Saloon passage $50 and upward. Secopd-cass. 81.
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Circa.sia sept H. pm Oct J. 4 2.
Ethiopia. sept. "a. IL a. N bevonia ost - ~ a. ih
passage Glasgow Derry Liverpool ana Belfast
Cabin sl5 and sos Seconi-cass. $50. Steorage go.
Steamers sail from Pisr Al. y. r.. foot OF Lsroy-st
For book OF OIL further nformston apply
HENDERSON BRO1 II Ks. Rowing Green Ne~.fork
COMPANIA TRASATLANTlCA ESPA-
Formerly A. LOPEZ co.
North American BraDchD
THE STEAMERs.OF THIS wELLKNoWN SPANISH
STEAMSHIP LINE, under contract With the Mexican
Government, will Leave NEW. YORK for HAVANA direct
the Attn l4h and Gath OF every month Tho Ir'|e''
steamship .... ,s,-., $780,,
Will sail from compang's pier ~ y. r. at taking
freight and passengers for the following ports c,.
Havana ProgresO, Vera Cruz. 81 Jaso OF Cuoa GUAR
Ponce Mayaguez st John OF Porto Rico Csrthagena .
Colon SabsBi Porto Cabello Ia Gusra and san lander
and Freight oniv for Cadz Barcelona. Seville Malaga A.
Alicante and Valencia For freight,
passage othet information apply %
j. NJ CEBALIOs Il co. Agents. so Wal.st
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gounirp Droperip Danteo.


FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone "a anu ~
Wen 23th-st and 667 Broadway. lsthss sD's'n'
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Nely Wantso.

VVANTED.-A good veeetable gardener or, (;
ornar bel IL and IL clock 81 West SosasS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-12

GUIoNS E hINBi STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave 50. n. r.. foot OF Kingst
VISION SIN ....... Tuesday. September ID p m
NEVA DA Tuesday September2D a. m
ALASK A............. Tuesday. Sept "a. D. m
WYOMING tuesday: oct pa III
ARIZONA Tuesday. October H. II am
according ihtor
M ate a. -classl, $50. Steerage. so.
A. NJ. UNDERHILL CO. IS broadway. \. T.
VNHE u. s. AND BRA Ill MAIL IS. w.
i American Passenger Line 1890
For ST. Thomas, Barbados. Para Maranham
Bahia Rio de Janero and Santos connecting ior a
ydeo BuenOs Aires Rosario and ports In southern Ba@
Steamship ALLIANCA. Saturday. Sept 10, at y. IN
From Newport News, Va, "Wednesday. Sept IA at N
PAUL h. GERHARD q GO. ,GenAgs,e4 Bfoaase,N n. 1:
HANRIIRG- AMERICAN SIS. LINE For
Plymouth tLondonl Gh:rnonrs 'f-risI ssn "a
Hammonia o 80 q. m. sept 22 Wieland - H. sep ~
First Cabin $780, $50 and $40. SteerAge At 10y rats%
KUEHXRbT i CO. c. b. RICHARD CO.. "
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6teamboats and Railroads.

NJ ORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON,
~ WORCESTER PORTLAND, NEW LONDON, NOR
MICH, WHITE MOUNTAINS. AND ALL POINTS
EAST.
Steamers City OF Worcester, City OF Boston and City
OF Lawrence leave Pier 40 North RIVER foot OF Watts
st. next pier above DesbrOsses Street Ferry daily, sun
days excepted, at 5 p. m. e.. w. BRADY, Agent.
M EST SHORE RAILROAD
" N Y. q. ii. r. II. CO.. lesseos.
Trains leave 42dst. follows and 10 min
utes earlier from foot OF Jay-st, North River.
Detroit and Chicago % :55 H. q :05, 1918 D. m
ST. Louis, 80 :05, Is ia D. m.
syracuse Buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
Fais 3;l2 - 55, a. M q %, . rs - me-.
Utica, 10 % ;S5, II 80 a. n. 8 o. 'sis m;
% 80 II 80 a. m. 4, g ;o5, g 10 p N; ,,o...
$40 .715, 20 :55. 1915, IL 80 M, 4, . 40, 3.
$40 ;4o D. m, and q 05 p M Cranston's, CORNWALL
Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East :05 p. m.
Hamilton, London. % o5 IS :05, 10 p. m.
Toronto 10 :55 a. m. 10 U5 3 rs D. -
Elegant sleeping for BunaO, Niagara Falls, Gin
cnnau, Detroit, thicago and ST. Louis
Daily. tDaily except Saturday.
Other trains daily except sunday.
dations or information, apply az Offices. Brooklyn, 533
washngonst go tultonst AnneS onIce loot o. Fpi,
Bowsy 12 Park Place and West Shore stations foot OF
West 4edst, foot OF Jay-st N. r. q. F. LAMBERT,
Vanderbitave. General Passenger Agent
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL Day Line Steamers
NEW YORK and ALBANY.
Daily Except Sundaysl.
Leave Brooklyn, FultOnst- tby Annex), g 200 m
Leave New-YOrk. Nestry 81 pier, % ~ IN
For ALBANY landing AZ Yonkers, West Point new
burg. loughkee psie Rhncb CdtSku ana uuusVu'
Returning leave Albany 80 a m
A hne BAND attached TO each boat.
CONNECTIONS: -.
WEST POINT and NEMBURG with down DAY boat
ALBANY with y. y. CENTRAL g. ii. II: Il IL Tor
Utica Buffalo NIAGARA FALLS and the Mest t Tts
Railroad Montreal and the North and SfEOlAL
TRAINS 10 AND PROM SAEATOGA.
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City l)ropertp 90 fet.

ITO LET.-Four-story house on Murray Hill;
Il inst mt In complete order; possession at once.
Rutland a WHITING Beekman-st
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Orcan 6teamers.
STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
1 NSf Rye daily ssIS
touches at Albany. Troy excursion tickets g 80.
CATsKILL EVENING LINE.
foot Of Jays evTy week DAY al D. m connsetSs WITH
FAEE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and w EST
M kH and b1A sSh tGn INN So Exfh S
f&fhcE BSY Ard sEEE r1SG e ooleh f -.NAN
Ssrfns
iimlra Bath Dsnsye buffalo Syracuse, oswego Gre ne
Dsnyo and HorhuubeiIaHd at oweso iO
ithaca and intermediate stations f,,,,, uro.. o,
Cap seLant9n BnghamGn 9Weg9 ana GnTa connects
11o D. scranssn. WiKesbarro and Kingston Ex
p m Daily Buffalo Limited Express for strouds
RS a SasS Dans SefS E as cG IN BS
fao 10 M sleeping coach TO olesn; n..ru,o os,o,,
E1Ss: Tor srouss5"Ts Scranton Bin fSaSon Cortsd
Syracuse osTego Green; oxford M9fwieh 1tea &C.
except Saturdays Connects Buffalo with trains for ali
KehasI% spss o, . daily except Sundays pm
Tickeis Tor sale and baggage Checked 2s5 broadway
westcot Express odces in New York and Brooklyn
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from thamborsst station for Engle-
Wood IeHany Gos1,sr spaIkill aud Hyaek go 30,
$40, SO $ 10 80 ,. NJ. ~ MIDI sht sundays; 10
S $50 and m a 1ha no 10 go Spf9es o A "a
D. m n us .. IN. saturdays onlyj Sundays 80 M,
EhiE RAILWAY.-ThrOugh trains leave
minutes enie5 5hsn t lms sHo 20 ao mn
0 a. m. Dally.-Day Express Buffet Drawing. room
Coaches - bins6aSon E%ira. HSI1ellsyiG Ko ,as
sstsr guGalo NIafar1 h w. aS.tIaH Si'ei"s
p m.-Dally Chicago and 81 Louis Limited" sold
Hea %12 ;i1n St ta Sayf SSSSEs
Louis; Pullman sleeping Coaches 70 oehessr' Bai,
iaio. Niagafa fsils. Hamilton and Ioioh0' NO GAIA
eharse i9f last t tne:,,o rvn-css Pullman DAY and
Sleeping Coaches y BnghAmton' Llnhia bunAio'
10, mdnght week daSs.Pulman Sleeping Coach
o1d Sna qfS ss:S W Week d a a5 A5
go go 40 % S1o 30 80 3 % Io 80. 49, 10,
IS, 10 80 y M, i % midn,sat , sunday ys
49, 3 10 20 n m Ia n:9 H HS a ans
70 pas;aie eek day 80 p EL' sundays 40 d. H. !
ras5'Sa wseE daSys 4IS Sa5 20 oo 7S9 go go
40 Cg 81 % g. S' SiiC 30 80 20
9i5 10 80 p. M - midnight ..,. A.. ,.,o 20
g 51 90 n3 2; ' Sunaa Se
S :iS m M. 20 20. q % p ~ r. %
so1s% So1 %eeF d.J;5 90 q? 80 '' 70 60 30 '
Sas 70 g. 80 30 ~ = iS 10 20 J. % as si5 5.
S's &c. ) ' and u 81 nl3a ,lSi .
waiwiek 4 a.. 50 10 20 a. IN. ESQ, 80 p m.
Mos1eeiio and White Lake. .45. a. 80 p. m.
NesSa5s aaa coiawsa So M ,5a 60 a tnO 80
Monggmsry. a. mr. 80. 30 p m sundays s 90
week sss da r., 5.4 % .S 80
night ssadiys 5t5, tS 30 o 10 90 4, &c. a
10 Goshen and Middietown 40 a. m- sundays o4a
and ssspns sad be G
Tssys Ga Gee s%:s' '3s-s
%e'ss Ssya asS5is NO ''i fun' D'0'Nn' or "
ESpress trains from the West arrive In New-YOrk at
IA so6 % iS e Gem sa L. ral fnRNIn G. p As
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30
TEXAS DELEGATION.
All in Washington but Sayers and
Hare Lanham and Mills Will Vote
for the Prese Mt Doorkeeper.
The Others Will Vote for Nichols IL His
Name is Presented, Which is Re.
garded as Improbable.
Texas Sure of Two of the Leading Commit
toe Charm ansh.ps Besides Other
Prominent Representations.
HOW THE TEXANS ARE LOCATED.

HOW THE TEXANS ARE LOCATED.
Special to The Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Au the mem
bers of the Texas delegation are here ex-
cept Sayers and Hare, VINO are expected
tomorrow. They have located st private
boarding houses with the exception Of
Lanham and Cram, who have houses OF
their own; the former having purchased
q residence on New York avenue and the
latter renting a house on Capitol hill. To
a unit the delegation wi / work Tor lib
ersl appropriations for deep water and
public buildings for Texas.
Regarding the doorkeepership contest,
only Lanham and Mills will vote for
THE PRESENT INCUMBENT
Donelson. 1t Nichols Of Texas enters the
race he will receive the votes Of the other
members of the delegation. 1t is not be-
lieved, however, that Nichols has much
chance. He entered late in the contest
ana is unknown even to most of the Texas
delegation. Congressman Grain is man
aging his contest, single-handed
Hart of Mississippi, the only formida-
bic rival Of Donelson, will receive the
Texas vote If Nichols is not entered, and
1t is not believed now at all polite to
present the latter as candidate. Unless
Nichols develops unforeseen strength by
Friday his name will not be pre- scented.
Mills will undoubtedly capture the
ways and means committee and Culber-
son will receive the judiciary. Thus
Texas will have
TWO OF THE LEADING COMMITTEES
Of the House, besides prominent repre-
ntatio rs on other prominen, committees.
Lanham will PROBABLY 6 on the coinage,
weightsSand measures committee owing
to his silver theories and his mastery
treatment OF that SUBJECT last session.
Grain will he restored to foreign affairs
and the labor committees. Savers will
60 on the naval affairs again and the new
members will be scattered through the
other committees. Altogether the out
look for legislative interest in Texas is
most encouraging and her interests will
be carefully guarded by ner
STRONG AND ABLE DELEGATION.
Mr.. Lloyd, president of the First Ma
tional Bank OF Fort Worth, arrived here
late last night to visit his daughter, but
found The had LETT for Fort Worth early
Monday morning. Both intended 8 sur
frise for each other. He intercepted her
by telegraph at ST. Louis and will return
with her to Fort Worth on Saturday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30
TIE COUNCIL Gagged.
City Officials of Lincoln Jailed for Con-
tempt of Court.

tempt of OOarr.
LINCOLN, NEB, Nov. 29.-Mayor Saw
yer and ten or twelve members of the
City Council Of this city are incarcerated
in the Douglass county Jail at Omaha, by
order of Judge Brewer of the United
States court, they having refused to pay
fines imposed nv the court for contempt
sggregsting $500 The history CT the
case is as follows: In July charges were
preferred against Police Judge Parsons by
d numb OF citizens, alleging mslfeesance
in Office and misappropriation OF funds
paid into his hands as fines for
violation Of city ordinances. The Council
decided to look into the affairs
of the police Judge. This was done and
the investigation resulted in determine
ton On the part of the council to GUST the
police Judge. After the council had de-
cided upon this action, but before q
vote declaring the cffi;e va ant
had been taken, the police Judge applied
to- Judge Brewer of the Federal court for
an il junction, alleging he was being tried
for alleged offense against eX post facto
law. temporary I'M Junction was served
on the council, but that BODY believ-
ing the case had been wantoIly mis-
represented to the Federal court for
the purpose Of gaining time decided to
disregard the injunction and thereupon
took final action. They removed Police
Judge Parsons and confirmed the Mayors
appointment Of a successor. The Council
was then cited to appear before Judge
Brewer to answer the charge of con-
tempt. This evening the court held that
although it might not have Jurisdiction
in the case, yet it was contempt for the
Council to disregard the temporary in
junction, and fined tn m in sums OF from
SIS to $50 esc1. The Council DIT cided to
test the case in the highest court in the
land, and hence refused to pay the fines
and went to Jail. A legal representative
hss already left for Washington to in
stirute hsbeas corpus proceedings in the
Emitted States Supreme court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30
A REFoRMAToRY INVESTIGATED.
The Governor OF Indiana Makes Some
Startling Revelations.

The Governor OF Indiana Makes Some
Startling Revelations.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 90 -Un-
known to the public Governor Gray has
been making an investigation into the
management of the Female Reformatory
institution which is managed exclusively
by ladies. The results of the investiga-
tion have just been given to the public.
The Governor is very careful to avoid
anything like sensational report, but he
does not conceal the fact that
ne was surprised and shocked at
the developments. He said th&t he
had ascertalned that there were two
methods of punishment in the institution,
one by whipping the girls with strap.
When he visited the place he asked to
see the last girl that had been punished
in this way. She had been whipped two
days before he saw her, but even then
there were black and blue stripes on
her back, howing where the strap struck
her. A more common form of punish
ment was to put refractory inmates
in cell, through the doors Of
which were two holes q foot apart and
three or four feet from the floor. The
girls arms were put through these holes
and hsndcuffed together on the outside
so that she was compelled to remain in
an uncomfortable standing position
Sometimes she was placed with her back
10 the door, b. hands beng fastened be-
hind her. One girl testified she had been
kept for three days in this position, being
only allowed to lie down and sleep at
night. such punishment" said tht
Governor, 81 regard as unneces-
sstilY cruel and useless and l
shall recommend to the board of commits
sioners that it be entirely dispensed with.
10 other institutions whipping has been
abolished, and solitary confinement and
bread and water diet substituted, aud l
shall recommend that this be tried in all
The Governor says the inmate scomplain
bitterly Of the insolence and abuse
of the attendants and eff ;ers,
and his Investigations have convinced
him that there was entirely too much
freedom OF tongue in dealing with them
Whipping and Handwriting are common
punishments, and 1t has been the custo m
TO call upon man employed about the
plsce to assist the superintendent on such
occasions. The G vernon severely con-
dennis the system which places the penal
and reformstory departments under the
same management, and says many young
girls VINO are sent to the reformatory be-
cause they are disposed to be Maynard
are compelled to associate with absn-
doned and hardened wretches and neces-
sarily come out worse than they went in
The fact that the institution is governed
by ladies and has been managed by them
entirely and has been managed for four
teen years without suspicion on the part
of the puolic that abuses existed makes
the Governor reticent and he refuses to
go into further details
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30
lille gal Uso of Scrip.

Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, Nov 29.-County Treas
urer Julian received a letter from the At
torney- General to-day, sayir g that the ac-
ton of the county commissioners in or
dering the tax collector to receive third
class scrip in payment Of interest Oh
courthouse and jail bonds is illegal, and
that no scrip can be diverted from the
uses for which it was issued.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30
SENATOR JONES.
Some Say He is Insane and Others Not.
His Own Opinion.

Some Say He is Insane and Others Not.
His Own Opinion.
DETROIT, MICH, Nov. go No steps
locking to judicial investigation as to
he state OF Senator Jones' mind have
yet been taken. The friends Of Mr.
Jones who are opposed to the inVestigs-
tion say it will not take place, while those
who have been urging such course per
sist that it is the wisest thing to be done
under the circumstances. This differ
Gu e Of opinion has resulted in creating
two factions, one advising heroic meas
ures to induce the Senator to leave De-
troit or practice his profession, the other
opposing this. They hold it ridiculous to
think OF hauling man up as insane
VINO has troubled no one and simply
chooses to stay IN Detroit. A good deal
of feeling has been aroused between
these adverse parties. Both have ad-
vanced money to Mr.. Jones. To re-
porter Mr.. Jones said at is strange 8
man who has seen as much of the world
as l have, should be compelled 10 receive
advice from some who are seeking to
govern my course. Who should know
better than l what is best to be done or
understand the reasons for doing it
1t will eventually be shown tina
[ am acting for the best"
To another the Senator said his purpose
for remaining in Detroit would be attain
ed within a year, and that he would re-
turn to Florida before the expiration OF
that time. l. Hickey, said to be an in,
tluential friend of the family from Pensa-
cola, arrived last night, and another et-
fort will De made to get the Senator
away from Detroit. If it fails then legal
proceedings will be commenced. The
physicians who were with the Senator
Saturday have informed j. B. Jones, the
SOD, that they are ready to sign certih,
cate of insanity TO the Probate court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-30
Telegraph Line Levied Upon.

Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX. Nov. 29.-Late yesterday
evening Sheriff Jones levied on the tele-
graph line running with the Tt xas and
Pacific Railroad, east and west, through
Callahan county. 1t was levied on as the
property OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company to satisfy judgment in favor
# L HearD, obtained az the last term Of
the District court here. The amount of
the Judgment is $23,750 The sale of the
same is to take place December 10, at the
Callahan county courthouse door.